Cattle Market Reports and Prices Across Regions
Cincinnati gains mixed cattle and hogs activity with steers and cows steady while demand for handy dry fed heifers remains strong. Hogs show larger receipts but steady to higher prices with light shippers selling at about 19 to 21 dollars and feeders firm. Lambs and sheep trend stronger in the Buffalo and Cleveland districts with higher bids and improved demand for spring lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pictonedias Cuentas
Pune
Bilta
Fededevseenevesees
Jiald
Guy
Sa East
Buppalo
N, Y
Cleveland
ST. .Louis
United States Bureau of Markets
Chicago
Jstockers
Pittsburg
Market Bids and Prices for Linseed Oil and Turpentine
In New York and Savannah market notes show linseed contracts with bids and arrivals for July September and October. Cotton seed oil and crude oil trading patterns noted with firm tendencies and barrell sales. Savannah reports firm turpentine and rosin prices with daily sales, receipts, and stock levels across multiple grades and window glass prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tober
New York
Savannah
Rosin
Stocy
Metal Market Reports Copper and Lead Prices Vary in London and New York
In New York and London market notes copper and related metals show varied quotes. Copper strength noted with July and August figures. lead and spelter maintain firm prices. London futures and spot levels listed for copper lead and spelter with par silver at 45 160 per ounce and money rates around 2 to 3 percent for short-term bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
London
Standard Copper
Financial Market Rates and Bank Rates in New York
New York reports mixed mercantile paper and bill rates with six percent area for Sterling sixty day bills and commercial bills. Demand rates for sterling and francs show notable variation while government bonds and railroads display irregular activity. Time loans remain strong across sixty ninety and six months with varying bid and closing levels. Bank acceptances are listed at 43 with notes of high and low blotches in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mercantile Paper
Tile Plant Loses $25,000 by Fire in Newport
Fire at Alhambra Tile Works on Tenth and Monroe streets Newport last night caused $25,000 in losses with partial insurance. Firemen from Newport Covington and Bellevue fought the blaze, which destroyed the kilnroom drain and two buildings. An American flag lanyard was torn by flames as cars off the C and O siding burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra Tile Works
Tenth
Monroe Streets
Newport
Charles Tucker
Joseph Mertes
Newport Fire Department
Covington
Bellevue
Fryer Alienation Case Opens with Damages Claim
The Kenton Circuit Court heard Mrs. Mattie Barton Fryer seek 50,000 dollars from Mrs. Eva Bradford Fryer alleging the defendant influenced Judge Fryer’s affections before the divorce. Depositions reveal contested details about relationships, watches, and alleged payments to secure testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fryer
United States ‘District Court
Mattie Burtom Fryer
L.ad Fryer
Eva Grad‘turd Fryer
Kenton
Cochran
Neha H. Kinnehan
Newton
Law
Ignehan
Eva Bradford
Butler
Bradford
Detroit
Mabel Louise Fryer
Washington
Judge Fryer
Mattie Barton Bryer
Eva Bradford Fryer
Andrew Bradford
Hilda
Andrew
Butler, Ky
Cincinnati
Kinnehan
Buckingham
Livingston
John Fath
Doughnut Night Aids Salvation Army Drive In Newport
The Campbell County home service fund drive for the Salvation Army pushes toward a strong finish with a doughnut night event on Monmouth Street. Mrs Walter Ware donated a hat as the prize. Mrs Charles Spille and Elks lodge women lead the sale on Saturday night in front of the Lyric Theater. Bellevue hosts miniature soldiers aiding the campaign with active sales and a doughnut bake led by Naomi Trik and a team of volunteers. Adjutant Speelman of Katherine Booth Home will speak at the City Building Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Salvation Army
Monmouth Street
Walter Ware
Charles Spille
Newport Lodge of Elks
Lyric Theater
Alfred Gowling
Fred Hoeffler
E. G. Lohmeyer
Henry Honhorst
Bellevue
C. W. Dorsey
Naomi Trik
Cincinnati
Graham
Smith
Keefer
Cassidy
Underwood
Humble
Florence Keating
Adjutant Speelman
Katherine Booth
Walnut Hills
City
Helm Files for Re election as Campbell County Senator
Webster Helm, Campbell County State Senator, filed his declaration for re election with County Clerk William Milius yesterday. Helm was a Democratic leader in the last legislative session. Jacob Metzger, a former Campbell County legislator, also announced candidacy for State Senate. Metzger is a Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Helm
Campbell County
William Milius
Helm
Jacob Metzger
Metzger
Reverend Hanshue Visits Newport for Short Stay
The Rev. H. W. Hanshue former pastor of St. Mark's Lutheran Church Newport and son in law of late Dr. August Helmbold Mayor of Newport is in the city for a short stay with relatives. He will conduct the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Hanshue
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Newport
August Helmbold
Sale of Cincinnati property under Hamilton County court order
Under an order of the Common Pleas Court, Hamilton County, Ohio, property at 436 Findlay Street Cincinnati is offered at public auction on Tuesday July 22, 1919 at 2:30 PM. The three story brick home appraised at $4,400 may bring $2,936. terms require one third cash, balance in one and two years secured by mortgage at 6 percent. Estate of John F. Dannecker. Attorneys Fulton & Woost. Auctioneers Theodore Mayer & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Ohio
Cincinnati
Avery and Kirby
Findlay Street
Kewitt Alley
Charlotte Street
Pancoast
John Dannecker
T. Kirby
John F. Dannecker
Sarah Dannecker
John and Linn Streets
the Common Pleas Court
Henry B. Schmidt
Amelia E. Dannecker
First National Bank
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Tel. M
Move to Peabody Church Sparks Hanshue Trip
Sunday evening at St. Mark's Church and Monday morning he and Mrs. Hanshue will continue their motor trip to Peabody Kansas. Dr. Hanshue has been called to take charge of a church in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Church
Judge Moore Imposes Jail Term in Newport Disorderly Conduct Case
Henry Risch paperhanger of East Second street jailed thirty days and fined fifty dollars by Newport City Court for disorderly conduct. He allegedly disturbed a young couple by visiting their home on Sixth street near Saratoga despite an order to stay away. Artsman Dickerson jailed three hours for contempt after allegedly interfering following the arrest warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Newport City
Henry Risch
Paperhanger
East Second Street
Sixth Street
Saratoga
Artsman
Dickerson
Risch
Newport Tax Warning Sets Final Payment Date
Commissioner Charles McCrea warned that the last day to pay the occupational tax under the new city ordinance is Saturday. Traffic Officer William Manwaring will notify delinquents that arrests will follow for nonpayment by week’s end as the city has collected about $17 000 to offset saloon license losses after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCrea
Newport
William Manwaring
Campbell County Special Election Funds Road Improvement Plan
Voters decide Saturday on a $78,000 county road upgrade with a state guarantee of an equal sum to remove toll gates. County officials say funds will rebuild county roads and buy toll roads, under State Engineer supervision for permanent free roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Caldwell
County Board of Commissioners
Fourth of July at Highland Country Club event details
The Highland Country Club Entertainment Committee plans a July Fourth celebration for members at Ft. Thomas with day activities including golf tennis bowling on the green and putting contests and a dinner dance in the evening. Theresa Haunert of Newport is sole beneficiary and executrix of John Haunert’s estate after probate in Campbell County Court. The Commissioner of Public Finance will collect June taxes Sat June 28 until 5 pm and Mon June 30 until 4 pm. A Campbell Circuit Court jury found Clarence Bridewell guilty of attempting to rob Mrs Sarah Schutz on May 6 in Newport and sentenced him to one year in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Country Club
Ft. Thomas
Theresa Haunert
Newport
John Haunert
Campbell County Court
Campbell
Clarence
Peter) Bridewell
Sarah Schutz
Seventh
Patterson Streets
Names and residences listed for New Richmond event attendees
A list of individuals with associated residences including D B Carpenter New Richmon dattie RB Ireton J W Wefford Portsmouth Anna Traybill Louisville Clinton R French Cincinnati Helen Schell Newport Ky Theodore O'Brien Cincinnati Hattie E Kochempyer Newport Ky James H Stacey Newport Ky Florence H Specht Newport Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Carpenter
New Richmondattie
Ireton J. W. Wefford
Portsmouth
Anna ‘Traybill
Louisville
Clinton R. French
Cincinnati
Helen Schell
Newport
New Richmond
F. Theodore O'Brien
Hattie E. Kochempyer
James H. Stacey
Florence H. Specht
Covington to Form Welfare Group for Old Town Cleanup
Covington residents plan a meeting at Commercial Hall Fifth and Madison to organize a group under Covington Welfare Association. A circular letter signed by S D Rouse J T Hatfield W Simrall Zimmer Theissen and P J Gill urges thinking citizens to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Commercial Hall
Fifth and
Madison Avenue
Charles Zimmer
Joseph B. Theissen
Peter J Gill
Rural development plan launched in Kentucky ahead of meetings
A plan for rural development in Kentucky starts early this year under a Louisville Board of Trade committee in cooperation with the Louisville Clearing House Association and the Kentucky Bankers Association. Sixty counties are designated, Kenton among them, with a meeting planned in Independence in the first week of August to study Education Good roads Health and Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Board of Trade of
Louisville
Louisville Clearing House Association
Kentucky Bankers’ Association
Robert W. Bingham
Kenton
Independence
Harry Hartke
John B. Read
Good Roads
J. C. Mills
R. Lee Bird
R. W. Shaw
Covington Court Weighs Forgery and Disorderly Conduct
In Covington Police Court yesterday Judge Lew Manson presided over a busy session. Raymond Dietrich of Cincinnati, a cigarmaker, faced forgery charges tied to a race ticket and had bond set at $5,000 with case continued to next Tuesday. Harry Johnson, a car inspector, charged with loitering and disorderly conduct, had case continued to next Tuesday with $1,000 bond after arrest near a Latonia saloon. James O Connor of Buffalo was jailed fifteen days on loitering charges. Ed Nagel of Cincinnati was fined $25 and ten days in jail for disorderly conduct. Joseph Gregorich of Middletown was fined $20 for traffic rule violations at Withers Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Lew Manson
Raymond Dietrich
Cincinnati
Kinnarney
Dietrich
Harry Johnson
Latonia
James O’connor
Buffalo
N. Y
Ed Nagel
Pike Street
Vacation of Vassar Avenue by Cincinnati Ordinance
The Cincinnati City Council passed Ordinance No 178-1919 on June 17 1919 vacating Vassar Avenue from the east line of Lot 35 in Barton and White's Subdivision to the west line of Section 9 Millcreek Township. The measure followed a May 13 1919 petition and received planning commission approval with the owner’s consent. The ordinance becomes effective at the earliest legal period and a copy is on file for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Vassar Avenue
Locust Street
Camden Avenue
Barton and
White
Millcreek Township
Barton and White
Hamilton County
City Planning Commission
City of Cincinnati
Council Upon
State of Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Carl M. Jacobs, JR
Fred Schneller
John Galvin
Clerk of Council For Public Inspection
Local offenders fined for liquor and traffic violations
Paul Zellinger and Martin Waggoner of Cincinnati were each fined 20 and costs for consuming more liquor than they could carry. Anthony Matrice of Cincinnati was assessed 20 and costs for violating traffic rules. Pleas of guilty to intoxication were entered by H Mecane, Thomas Hill and Lucile Coleman, each fined 5 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Paul Zellinger
Martin Waggoner
Cincinnati
Anthony Matrice
H. (. Mecane
Thomas Hill
Lucile Coleman
Extradition Move In Grand Larceny Case In Covington
Detectives Drees and Higgins moved Leo Shotwell from the Cincinnati Workhouse to Covington jail on Governor Cox of Ohio issued papers. The charge, filed by grocer John Eichholz of Covington, alleges Shotwell and an accomplice robbed Eichholz of $104 on February 8 at his shop at Twelfth and Scott streets. Orville Lunsford, indicted last term, is jailed pending trial. Shotwell completed a Cincinnati Workhouse sentence and is listed as living at 306 East Fourth street, Cincinnati, as a chauffeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Drees
James Higgins
Leo Shotwell
Cincinnati
Covington
Governor Cox
Ohio
Shotwell
John H. Eichholz
Twelfth
Scott Streets
Eichholz
Orville Lunsford
East Fourth Street
Names and Residences Listed in Kentucky Area
A list of individuals with ages and residence towns including Falmouth Covington Kenton Ludlow Detroit Cincinnati Waterville Batesville Lima and Verona. Names include Thomas J Polley Virginia Sowder Richard P Martin Stella Feld J B Creekman Alice A Darman and Edward J Vierling among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Polley
Falmouth
Sylvia Groves
Thomas A. Curry
Covington
Virginia Sowder
Richard P. Martin
Kenton (O
Loretta
Nagel
Kenton Co
Mitchell F. Rutier
Hinton
Louise M. Miracle
Ludlow
J. B. Creekman
Detroit
Mich
Alice A. Darman
Vonsonne
August H. Berger
Stella Feld
James Foulks
Cincinnati
Marie Redding
Fred Wilson
Hafler
Edward J. Vierling
Waterville
Lyda M. Cook
Batesville
Chester W. Petty
Demiza Tuttle
James M. Stamm
Covington, Ky
Covington, Covington
Tauise Wachs
W. M. Pennyyacker
Lima
Margaret Kohler
Eamas
Russell Webster
Munk
Sarah Spengel
Boil and
Verona
Ferguson Sues Trimble for 5000 Damages Over Injury
H. F. Ferguson filed a suit against R. J. Trimble owner of the property for five thousand dollars damages claiming personal injuries after stepping into a coal hole in front of the old White House Court axemue on May 30 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Ferguson
R. J. Trimble
White House
Covington Taxpayer Notice and Local Elections News
Notice to taxpayers shows payment of city tax at Central Savings Bank and Trust Co on June 26 from 7 to 4. Payments cover October and June bills. Henry B. Schul er, Commissioner of Public Finance, releases the notice. Milton M. Trich appointed guardian to William A. Trich in Kenton County Court. George E. Philipps announces candidacy for City Commissioner after eight years as Police Court Prosecutor and term as Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Central Savings Bank and Trust Co
Ecuhs Peletrinasee
Pqs
Henry B. &Schuler
Public Finance
Milton M. Trich
William A A. Trich
Kenton
George E. Philipps
Cotton goods market reports active sales and scarce hosiery
New York June 25 reports show cotton goods active with smaller lot sales at higher prices. Yarns quiet and steady while hosiery remains active with white lines scarce and staples well sold. Burlaps stay firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Treasury Announces Short Term 4 Percent Certificates
The Treasury Department announced two new series of short term four percent certificates of indebtedness dated July 1. One issue matures September 15 and the other December 5, aligned with income tax due dates. The securities will be tax exempt except for estate and inheritance taxes and income surtaxes, with a limited issue size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Cincinnati Public Service approves oiling of city roads 1919
City directs districts created along Shady Lane Bodmann Terrace Howell Whitfield and other streets to be treated with oil once in summer 1919 with costs assessed on abutting property per state law. Public Service Director Chas F Hornberger signs, Edward P Durr secretary, bidding at City Hall for coal and ash handling machinery contracts due July 3 1919 with bonds required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Service
City of Cincinnati
J.A. King
Shady Lane
the Avenue
Observatory Avenue
R. E.carter
Bodmann Avenue
Auburn Avenue
Alvin Street
Chas. T. Wulff
Terrace Avenue
Ormond Avenue
Morrison Avenue
Howell Avenue
Clifton Avenue
Whitfield Avenue
Evanswood Avenue
Lowell Avenue
Bryant Avenue
Telford Avenue
Ludlow Avenue
Thrall Avenue
Glenmary Avenue
Vine Street
Cliftons Avenue
Brookline Avenue
Bishop Street
Gruen
Biddle Street
Loraine Avenue
Wentworth Avenue
Osea Avenue
Ishop Street
Cornell Place
Gano Avenue
Lyleburn Place
Sach Service
City of
Cincinnati
Erie Avenue
Rodmann Avenue
Evanswood Place
Chas. F. Hornberger
Edward P. Durr
City Hall
Ohio
Western Hills
General Superintendent Water Works
Public Service
California
Hal. F. Hornberger
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Dune
Money Markets
Newport Company
Ater Divonge
Pastor Retuirns
Aaron A. Ferris
Roanoke
Clifton
Mercantile Library
Chase’s Saylor
Supreme Court and
Ohio Reports
Ohio Law
the Effron Company
Grandinrd
Cresap
Kennedy
E. Righth
Mad’ville
Fairmount
Gladstone
Gates Motor
Gilbert
Cadillac
Onein Nationatids Co
Ilbert
Chalmers
Chevrolet
St Sversai
Ace
Idan Man Co
C & KY Co Co
Canal Sei
Detroit Electrics
Ttn
Dixe—Relience Motor Co
Court and Elm
Dodge Brothers
ELCA
arlow-Hudson Motor Car Co
Canal
Race
Ford—Bauer Auto Sales
Benning-Ford
FORD
Edde Motor Car Co
Montgomery Av
Ford—Unversa Car Co
Montgom
Franklin
T2net2 Motor Car Co
Gran —Ault-Apking Co
Gilbert Avenue
Rogers Place
J i Motor ¢ Co
Haynes
Jennings S Motor Car
A Schies
Hubs Oro Saet Meer Car Co
Hupmor Eeeee Eeoren
Harry R. H
Madi
Jordan Road
Gilbert and Rogers
Lexington
Gene Car Liberty
Oakland
Tesikin
Packard
Paige & T. Auto v
Patterson
Peerless
Ait
Pierce-Arrow
Gilmert Ave
Heros Motor Car Co
Roam Cecoa
Geo. C. Mills Scripps-Booth
Otis Stain
Studebaker
Stall. Auto Co
W. Court
Winton
Inten Co
Walsh Auto
Armlede
Prdenton Autocar
Commerce —Alliance Motor Company
7 - Jar Co
Denby
Ger Motor Car Co
Bienen Dodge Brothers
Carto
Garford
Flynn
Main
General Motors Trucks
R. G. M. Mann
West Eighth
International
Waia
Kelly-Springfield
Sisi
McLean
Car Uv
Severin
Man
REQ 4Ierald Motor Car Co
Republic—Permus
Gilbert, Riker—Hanauer Auw Co
Sycamore
Sehach Truck Co
Schacht Re
Ie —Vu. S&s
Sai United State Co
The
Ault-Apking Company
A. Bernstein
Curtis
Tires Bae
Diamon Re Tire Co
Gates Es Tires Tee Co
Lai
Goodrich
Goodrich, Co
Aj——Mutual
Ir A Rubber Co
Gordo Meee Ent Race
Keystome Teins 2S Co
Smee
Knig H J Bercams Tire Co
Oldfield
Sae Wieden
Onsim@! Tire Co
Rubber Co
Republic
B. Swinehart
United States
Automobile Bearings
HYATT
Tinken
Norma
Boyle Eng. Co
Reading Rd
A. Bargh
L. Baxter
Cliff Brenni
E.R. Davidso
Lesmen
Franklins and
Marons
Gilbert —Overlands
Willy Knights
Racine
Oaklands
Gilpert
M. J. Flynn
S. Graf Gitte SY
J. Me Horton
Seeswood
C. E. Hughes
West
J.D. Jackson
Atiless
Gilpere Cliff Kelly
C. B. Kibby
G. L. Kuhlman
Iese Brothers
Sam Ludwig Ie
H. W. Morganthaler
H. M. Pushin
Upte
Mor Cais
Chas. Schwarm JR
Fcamey
Lee Schwartz
Scott Hse Trucks
Kemy
Vic Smith
Earl Vordenberg
GEO. W
Philadelphia
Kruse - Garlick Ve
U. S
VESTA
Elm St
Auto Electricians
Boyle Eng
Aioe
M. Robbins & CO
F. & N. Motor CO
Herge i Heedine Va
Was. Myers & Renner Vinest
Automobile Insurance
Earls-Blain CO
Joe McCloskey
Fay Asentt
Automobile Supplies
Tareas
Cin’ti Auto CO
Excelsior Ce
Newport Notes
Commissioner of Public Finance
Chas. D. McCrea
Kenton Circuit Court
Covington Notes
Treasury
West Third St
Allace
Weat Third St
Hamlin Harler
Firestone
C. W. Ecnel- Meyer
Fourth St
Vine
Walnut
FOX Bros. & CO
E. Fourth St
Oh!o Salvage Co
W. Sixth St
Jenkins Afrade
Pennsylvania
Maxwell
Overland
Willys
Knight
Pierce
Dodge
Citizens Motor Car Company
Canal 4110
Used Car Department
Commercial Tribune
Union Central Bldg
Navy
Cantral
Gurl
Apply Commercial Tribune Pub. Co
Walnut Street
Universal Press
Model Laundry CO
R. TF. Becker Lumber O
Western Av
M!scellaneous
Herbert Av
Tranaton
E. Pearl St
Pearl St
E. Pearl
Third St
M. A
Flayer
Capital Music Store
Walnut St
PANO
Waldvur St
Geo. P. Gross
Main St
Fairmount Maternity Hospital
T. B. Long
Our Twenty-Seventh St
Kansas City, Mo
Federal
Harry P. Kelly
Distributor
Cincinnati,a
Cliff Cronimus
Southern States Motors Corporation
East Eighth
E. Fifth St
W. Fourth _ st
Apply
Gussie D. Ogden
Johnston Bldg
East
Samson
Collins
Columbia
York St
J. J. B. Lee K
E. Hyde Park
Eric
Southington Remedy CO
Kansas
Citt
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